巴基斯坦信德省因系统缺陷而在基于性别的暴力案件中的定罪率很低,尽管进行了改革努力,并制定了2030年改善结果的目标。 Sindh, Pakistan, faces low convictions in gender-based violence cases due to systemic flaws, despite reform efforts and a 2030 goal to improve outcomes.

最近巴基斯坦信德省举行的一次对话揭示了司法系统在应对基于性别的暴力方面的系统性失败,只有1.2%的案件由于起诉不力、收容所资金不足和重男轻女偏见而被定罪。 A recent dialogue in Sindh, Pakistan, revealed systemic failures in the justice system's response to gender-based violence, with only 1.2% of cases resulting in convictions due to weak prosecution, underfunded shelters, and patriarchal biases. 专家们呼吁进行改革,包括以幸存者为中心的调查、受过更好培训的人员和增加女性代表人数,而省级计划则旨在到2030年将性别暴力减半,将定罪率提高到20%——但资金短缺和缺乏中央数据系统阻碍了进展。 Experts called for reforms including survivor-centered investigations, better-trained personnel, and increased female representation, while a provincial plan aims to cut GBV by half and raise convictions to 20% by 2030—though progress is stymied by poor funding and lack of a centralized data system. 积极分子强调,需要捐助方支持,改进数据收集工作,努力改变社会态度。 Activists stress the need for donor support, improved data collection, and efforts to shift societal attitudes.